Hi @michaeltangeman1, thanks for getting in touch.
This sounds like a styling issue, so there may be a plugin conflict breaking JavaScript and/or CSS for the Login Security admin page. An error may display in your browser console for our pages if so.
You can troubleshoot this by disabling all plugins except for Wordfence to see if you’re able to view the page normally. If you can, reenabling everything again one-by-one afterwards can help identify the cause. You may be able to discover this faster if most of your working sites have the same plugins except for 1 or 2 on the affected site.
Let us know how you get on!
Peter.
Thanks for the tip, I found the culprit: WPML Multilingual CMS 5.0.2. Another page I compared it to still had an older version of this plugin. After updating it there, Login Security stopped working there too. Deactivating this plugin fixed the problem.
Thanks for letting us know @michaeltangeman1.
We adhere to documented WordPress coding standards to avoid being the cause of PHP/CSS/JavaScript conflicts across a huge array of WordPress environments, running on all kinds of servers, with different unknown plugin/theme combinations. Unfortunately, we cannot prevent another plugin/theme’s code from conflicting with Wordfence and it does happen from time-to-time.
If you consider WPML Multilingual CMS 5.0.2 an essential plugin for your site, you could always let the developers know about the conflict to see if they’re able to resolve it from their side. We do invite plugin vendors to contact us via genbiz @ wordfence . com if they need further assistance.
Thanks again,
Peter.
